Public Defense Corp

Public Defense Corp, developed by Clymenia and published by Kagura Games, is a sci-fi RPG that combines mech-based combat with light management systems and a character-driven narrative. Set in a futuristic Japan threatened by a mysterious hostile force, the story follows Haruka, a young woman whose life is shaped by tragedy after an attack destroys her hometown. Seeking both purpose and revenge, she joins a private defense organization tasked with protecting civilians and pushing back against the enemy threat. The premise is familiar but effective, providing a clear emotional anchor that drives the game forward even when the storytelling itself doesn’t fully explore its potential. The gameplay is structured around mission-based progression, where players pilot a customizable mech into combat scenarios that emphasize both efficiency and control. Battles follow a traditional RPG format, but with a slight twist: players are encouraged to minimize collateral damage while eliminating enemies, reinforcing the idea that they are operating within populated environments rather than isolated battlefields. This adds a layer of responsibility to each encounter, though it doesn’t drastically a…

I get you're supposed to download the patch and goon to this more than actually enjoy it as a standalone game, but I'm still gonna judge it as a game cause the dev made a game and not a doujin or whatever. As a game, this is beyond basic and subpar. I've played all, I believe, three games made by this dev and none are all that great. This is the most RPG heavy of the three with it actually having required battles and skills you learn from leveling up. The story is kind of whatever and there's plenty of translation/punctuation mistakes. Gameplay is pretty bland. Healing items are just a pretty rare drop from enemies which sucks. At one point I thought it said I could go to the shop from the entrance, but I never found a way to go there. I feel like there's probably a lot of stuff locked behind that goon patch, especially some story stuff cause what happened with the company president just made no sense to me. While you do gain levels from fights, the main thing you want are the colored spare parts from enemies so you can get more special bullets which do insane damage. I took down the final boss very easily by just unloading the strongest bullet into them without doing anything el…

Fun combat, somehow no matter how much I grinded, the victory was extremely tight. Good scenes, massive variety, even between the creator's other games. Pretty good world building. Now I must say, this is a good game, but knowing what the creator is capable of, it is disappointing. The side characters feel wasted, despite having full on designs. The villains only get one scene each, and zero MC participation. The way the H content is completely isolated from the gameplay feels awkward. The corruption curve is uneven, instead of gradual, and there's no way to redo older content with higher corruption.

Great game. Corruption and Mechas are a rare but excellent pairing for these type of games. I want a prequel with the commanding officer as the main character.

Combat is repetitive, focus on Defense and Attack, save up for the SP bullets for the bosses or leaders, The art is great!

no animated scenes, no x-ray. h-scenes difficult to find. i mean i played something like 40 min, and didn't see anything x-rated so far. the rpg isn't bad, but are we here for that.?